The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-10-01
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The gate at the Plainteld street crossinl
has been repaired.
Mr. Harlan Page is erecting two cot
tages on Vine street
The sidewalk in front of Pixies Build
ings has been concreted.
K. Duffy the marketman. is remodelins
his barn on Lexington avenue.
Mason Church at Luther's Drug store
has returned from his vacation.
Town Treasurer Clifford Is building =
two story house on Laban street.
Mr.. Hannah spencer of East Green
wich is visiting friends in Johnston.
Messrs. Daniels y jackson have opened
a furniture store on Hartford street.
A new fire alarm box has been placed AT
the corner of High and Perry streets.
The J. f. and O. h will give a social
and dance Saturday evening, October the
sth.
Unity Hall will be used this winter for
an evening school which opens October
10th.
Mr.. William Boyden has been taking
his vacation this week in North scituate
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A. j. Magoon x Co.. took the first
premium for Acorn ranges AT the State
Fair.
The roof Of odd Fellows Building on
Plainfeld street has been repaired this
week.
The family of Mr. Douglas Mitchell have
returned from their summer home "down
the river"
A large crowd was on the Square Tues
day evening awaiting the news of the
yacht race.
Miss Dora Wilcox Johnston young
lady took the first premium for embroidery
at the State Fair.
Rev. II. W. Conant addressed the open
air temperance meeting held in the square
last Sunday afternoon.
The Nonpareil Social and Athletic Club
will give ball in Irons Hall Friday
evening October 18th
w II. Grant, the Manton avenue coal
dealer has seasonable advertisement
in the TINES this week.
Dean x Mitchell are making alterations
and improvements in their store which
will give them more room.
The Cadet Base Ball Club have accept
ed the challenge of the Mantons TO play a
game Saturday for S2Oa side.
Mr.. owen Smith who died at his home
ON Howard street Monday was member
of Court Olneyville, A. o. +.
Some Johnston people are wondering
why Highway Commissioner Walsh don't
set the curbing ON Plainfeld street.
The new sidewalks of concrete on the
easterly side of the Square are fine and
improve the general appearance amaz-
ingly.
A petition TO the city authorities for
improved sewerage facilities has been
circulated this week, and extensively
signed.
Mr.. Arthur Chamberlin and wife re-
turned on Tuesday from ten days visit
10 the wilds of Glocester looking quite
refreshed.
The cruel rain of Wednesday dampened
the ardor of several Olueyvillians, who
had planned to 60 To- the Taunton Fair,
Good Lord"
Mr.. William Mitchell for several years
with Herman Boas. the tailor, has taken
charge Of the custom tailoring department
at ). Elias.
Hon. c. T.. Gorman. of Providence. will
deliver an address before the Young Mems
Literary and Social Club on the evening
Of October 10th,
John Wood, a boy of twelve, fell from n
tree on Arnold street Tuesday afternoon
ahd broke his arm He waa attended
10y DR.. Edwards.
The 81 Mary's Christian Doctrine So
cicty expect to repeat the drama EILEEN
Oge" that was recently 50 successfully
given in Irons Hall.
Deacon Joseph Brown Of the Broadway
Baptist church is building residence at
Pawtuxet and will remove there about
the first of November.
Uncle Tom. that new play, will make
one night stop in the village on Satur-
day night. The donkey and dogs just
catch the boys and girls.
Mr.. George wilburs many friends in
this vicinity will regret 10 learn that he
lies seriously in at Moosup, Conn, where
he recently went for visit.
Mr.. c. A. Doane who has been in the
employ Of the Union Rail Road Co. for
some time in the capacity Of conductor
will leave for California next week.
A special meeting Of the caste and chorus
Of "Pinafore" which il being rehearsed by
the Union Dramatic Club, will take place
at "a Barton street, Monday evening.
J. A. searle & Go. arc selling out their
large stock Of furn iture etc, at 27S West
minister street at exceedingly low prices
The sale continues until October 18th.